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Seagate - 1TB Storage Expansion Card for Xbox Series X|S NVMe SSD - Black

Model:: STJR1000400; |
SKU:: 12507997

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QuestionDoes this expansion card work with older Xbox games?
- Answer Yes, it improves the performance of thousands of games from Original Xbox, Xbox 360, and Xbox One.
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QuestionHow long is the warranty on this expansion card?
- Answer This Seagate expansion card comes with a 3-year limited warranty.
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QuestionHow does this expansion card affect gameplay?
- Answer This expansion card is designed to provide seamless gameplay with no sacrifice to graphics, latency, load times, or framerates.
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QuestionCan I use this expansion card with other devices?
- Answer This expansion card is exclusively designed for Xbox Series X and S consoles.
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QuestionWhat is the storage capacity of this expansion card?
- Answer This Seagate expansion card adds 1TB of storage to your Xbox Series X or S.
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QuestionIs Xbox insane with this price? I got a good 4tb external hard drive for $94. Nobody will buy this crap.
Asked 5 years ago by Wareeth.
- Answer your 4 tB will not give you the speeds that you need to match the internal ssd since yours is a Hdd. and this price is about right compared to other nvme of the same type
  Answered 5 years ago by Shawn
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QuestionSo does this increase memory capacity or does it add better performance in some way?
Asked 5 years ago by Nice.
- Answer An SSD will allow for faster loading and boot up of games. When a game is made with a SSD in mind the game will use less of your system RAM.. Freeing up system RAM can have large performance improvements.. Furthermore the "pop in" and "stuttering" glitches in games are FAR less common.. THIS SSD is a carbon copy of the SSD in the Series X/S So that you get the same gaming experience as if it was installed in the console and further increases how much storage you have..
  Answered 5 years ago by Mike
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QuestionIs this the only SSD Compatible with the series X from seagate? Or will other models work?
Asked 5 years ago by G.
- Answer At this time, this is the only SSD that works with the new Xbox Architecture (required for XSX games). You can still plug HDD/SSD in via USB3.0; however, they can only be used for OG Xbox/X360/XB1 games, and NOT for XSX games.
  Answered 5 years ago by Patrick
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QuestionWill you be able to play xbox series x games stored on this? and if not, and an series x game is stored would you have to move it every time to internal ssd. What about the same for xbox one x games?
Asked 5 years ago by preorder.
- Answer This is specifically made to be compatible with Xbox Series X games. You will not have to transfer between the internal drive and this one.
  Answered 5 years ago by Ugly
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QuestionAre they working on a 2 tb or 3 tb model? 1 tb just doesn't seem like enough.
Asked 5 years ago by Travis.
- Answer Yes, they are working on a 2tb model, then they are planning 4tb after that. But, are you willing to pay $460 for a 2tb model. Or the planned price of the 4tb at $850? I don't think. I will wait until they come down.
  Answered 5 years ago by DavidF
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QuestionCan I download games like call of duty or fortnite or games that require 200 GB ?
Asked 5 years ago by Superduper100.
- Answer Yes. The Xbox Series X comes with 1 TB of storage already. If you add this 1 TB storage card you will have a total of 2 TB or 2000 GB of storage. So after downloading a game that uses 200 GB you would still have 1800 GB left.
  Answered 5 years ago by Anonymous
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QuestionWill you be able to use both SSD and HHD? I have a pc and I can use both. I'll download certain games for a faster performance which will only be like 2 or 3 if you're lucky. I doubt they'll have it that the only way you can play x series games is on ssd
Asked 5 years ago by Gobstopper.
- Answer Series X specific games WILL ONLY BE PLAYABLE on the internal SSD *or* this expansion card SSD. Read the last sentence again to let it sink in. External USB drives, HDD & SDD alike, can be used for any backward compatible games from previous xbox generations. External USB drives DO NOT SUPPORT Series X games. Period.
  Answered 5 years ago by JC1196
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Questionso is this the only hard drive in the world atm that will actually let me play SX games on atm also when this runs out can i buy another 1 and plug it in or i can only have 1 plugged in at a time
Asked 5 years ago by jojo.
- Answer Yes, this is the only SSD that is currently out there for the series x console. Also, you can only use one drive at a time so you will be hot swapping the drives if you fill them up.
  Answered 5 years ago by AustinSR
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QuestionWill this drive be able to be setup and used as an external Media Drive to play Personal Media instead of Formatted for Extra Storage to play Games?
Asked 5 years ago by ODBud.
- Answer No, formatted for games only
  Answered 5 years ago by Dogman
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QuestionI have an 12 tb wd black external that I use. if I got Seagate FireCuda 2TB SSD USB 3.2 ssd would xbox series x games play on that. or does it have to be on the xbox ssd or this one that is 1 tb ssd.
Asked 5 years ago by preorder.
- Answer If you are trying to load or play an series X game "Optimized for X/S", that was created or optimized just for the X/S series. NO, your external wont work. It will make you install that game on the internal storage or one of these memory cards, other wise it will not load or play the game. If your just trying to play a normal Xbox one game. It will work just fine. Hopefully this helps.
  Answered 5 years ago by Red1
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QuestionHow much memory is available for use? I know it's advertised for 1TB but how much after formatting?
Asked 5 years ago by Jack.
- Answer Available memory is 919.9 gigs.
  Answered 5 years ago by Timp
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QuestionJust want to be clear. This ssd drive does work on the Series S as well?
Asked 5 years ago by Rabbi.
- Answer Yep I use it to swap games between my series x and series s
  Answered 5 years ago by Regs1234
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QuestionCan you leave this external drive connected permanently for storage without affect it's life span?
Asked 5 years ago by dja2k.
- Answer While it hasn’t been out long enough to know or determine any failure rates, it’s designed to stay plugged in at all times. It’s very sleek/compact and portable should you want to bring your installed games over to a friends console. I’m really enjoying the extra storage space and while it’s expensive, I’d recommend it!
  Answered 5 years ago by Serious559
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QuestionWill there be a 2 or 4 tb
Asked 5 years ago by Ernest.
- Answer No timeline yet but 2 TB is likely to appear far sooner. You can buy a 2 TB SSD like the Samsung T5 for not much more than the 1 TB Seagate Expansion. Use that to play anything not optimized for XS/X as well as for storing optimized titles there to move quickly to internal SSD. Currently 4 TB SSDs cost as much or more than the Xbox Series X. Don't expect them to be offered as Expansion Drives until they fall in price. https://www.bestbuy.com/site/samsung-t5-2tb-external-usb-type-c-portable-solid-state-drive-deep-black/6026204.p?skuId=6026204
  Answered 5 years ago by AmazonIsBetter
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QuestionWill i be able to play newer games on this as well? i have an expiration card but it doesn’t allow me to play newer games.
Asked 2 years ago by cierra.
- Answer Yes, saving games on it is just like saving games on your internal drive.
  Answered 2 years ago by Justin
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